The Power of Letting Go In a previous newsletter, I shared how to delegate effectively. I’d like to take that a step further because delegation isn’t just a skill; it’s a mindset shift. The power lies in letting go of the tasks you can delegate and letting go of thinking it’s faster, easier, and better if […]
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Growth, Gratitude, and Looking Ahead I’ve shared how much I love stepping into a new year in past newsletters. It’s an opportunity to refresh and reorganize, release what no longer serves us, and set new goals. For me, stepping into a new year involves reflecting g on the previous year, focusing on growth, gratitude, and
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Organize Your Business Expenses and Reduce Year-End Stress Now is the perfect time to give your finances the attention they deserve by organizing your expenses to reduce year-end stress. Just as we track revenue, it’s important to keep track of our expenses. If reading that first sentence caused you angst because you don’t have a
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Your Passwords Need a Manager! If you’re still using the same password for multiple accounts, writing them down, or relying on easy-to-guess passwords (like “123456” or “Password123”), it’s time to reconsider. Your passwords need a manager! In today’s world, we have passwords for everything! In our effort to keep things simple, it’s easy to fall into
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Calendar Management: Streamline Your Schedule As a business owner, calendar management, on top of all the other matters you are handling, and creating a work/life balance can feel like an impossible task. Previously, I shared the basics of calendar management: using one calendar, color coding your calendar for visual clarity, adding everything to your calendar
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Welcome Aboard!: Client Onboarding I frequently engage in discussions with my clients about ways to improve their businesses’ efficiency. One area I’ve found lacking in many small businesses is an official onboarding process. I get it—we often focus on doing the work and flying by the seat of our pants. While that approach can be
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LinkedIn Refresh: Tips to Help Your Profile Standout Establishing a professional online presence is important for businesses of all sizes. With over 900 million users worldwide, LinkedIn offers an opportunity to connect with potential clients, networking partners, and industry peers. I was surprised to learn that many of my clients and networking partners hadn’t updated
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Make it Easy for People to Contact You Are you making it easy for people to contact you? As a solo professional or small business owner, you want to make it simple for clients, potential clients, and networking partners to reach you. Surprisingly, some businesses create communication barriers, making it difficult for people to contact them.
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Is Your Email Address Negatively Affecting Your Business? As a solo professional or small business owner, you know that every aspect of your business is significant and can impact your success. One important aspect is your email address. It’s not only about how you communicate when sending emails; it’s also about how you present yourself
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5 Tips To Navigate And Grow From Making A Mistake We’ve all been there, facing those moments when acknowledging our mistakes can feel like a monumental task. It’s tough to admit to others that we’re not perfect. But you know what? That’s perfectly okay. Perfection isn’t the key to happiness; being authentic and human is.
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